Category: Action/Thriller Publisher: self published
Type: Fiction
Pages: 470
Copyright: Dec 9, 2012
"After Iraq: A Year in the Middle East" is a thriller highlighting the Cold War in the Middle East between America and Iran. In it, a flawed American intelligence officer tries to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons and stop the two countries from going to war.
Alexander Phoenix is a tired and misanthropic intelligence officer working for the American military mission in Saudi Arabia. Embittered by the premature U.S. withdrawal from Iraq in 2009 and Iran's subsequent annexation of it, Alexander leads a seemingly mundane existence - analyzing threats to American interests by day and binge drinking at night. Yet he is also the last chance to prevent Iran from completing its nuclear weapons program.
Ordered to coordinate efforts with the People's Mujahedin of Iran, a mysterious and controversial resistance group dedicated to overthrowing the Theocratic regime in Tehran, Alexander enters a world far more exciting, and dangerous, than his usual routine of pushing paper in Riyadh. Receiving little aid from feuding superiors, incompetent colleagues, and questionable allies, Alexander races against the clock to stop Iran's quest for nuclear weapons and prevent all out war between America and Iran. But can he succeed in time?
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